IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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· Socialist Challenge No. 119, 25 October 1979 · pp. 14-15 of the scan · 259 words

The scan: sc-n119-oct-25-1979.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 14 of the scan

Action plan Stewards Committee for Hammersuntu, baltng ana nounsiow ON 24 OCTOBER our area health authority is voting on a proposed cut in health services of £3.7 million which includes six hospital closures. When the area stewards committee met last week steps in fighting these cuts.

Socialist Challenge 25 October 1979 THE round of increases in student fees and at the London (PNL) milanl resoonse troen tae studenls Miller, the Director of PNL, started off the term now they financing students who could not pay the whole year's fees 'objective' (between £800 and £1200) were told they must sign post-dated cheques or register as temporary students.

cent increase in fees from last year is an increase in hall rents from £12 to £17. 'The hall residents are now on rent implementation of the latest nursery Polytechnie of . North has provoked campaign movement by intimidation; selfimmediately Combined with the drastic 33 per from the Fire Brigades Unior (in from the Mineworkers Union in the form of Don Concannon MP, children and mothers from the campaign, well supporters of adult education.

The next steps planned in the are to hold a labour conference on November, and a mass picket of the Sherwood rooms that same dav whet Margaret Thatcher will be meting a 'small and unrepresentative group' of Tory trade unionists A unified demonstration against all cuts isplanned for 8 December, and a further lobby of the County Council in January, when it is hoped support can be won for industrial action.

page 15 of the scan

HOMEN WS The magistrates

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